One character in this story always recites from Apollinaire whenever he passes by the Hotel de Lauzun. Another character witnesses a cat perched on the roof of a public urinal
One character in this story always recites from Apollinaire whenever he passes by the Hotel de Lauzun. Another character witnesses a cat perched on the roof of a public urinal. The narrator concludes filaments of "angel spittle are also called devil-spit" at a pivotal point. It begins with the narrator debating how to tell the story "in the first person or in the second, using the third person plural or continually inventing modes." This short story sees the narrator, who is currently translating a work of Jose (*) Norberto Allende into French, walking along the Seine and capturing an image of a blond woman seducing a little boy for a voyeur in a car, then he returns home and produces the title enlargement. For 10 points, name this story about Robert Michel that forms the basis for a Michelangelo Antonioni film, written by Julio Cortazar. [Ike]
One character in this story always recites from Apollinaire whenever he passes by the Hotel de Lauzun.
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